#Scopus

A Scopus Organization Profile is the complete record of your organization’s publications indexed in Scopus. In 2024, we launched a new version of this page and with this blog we would like to share with you how Scopus Organization Profiles are created. 

The Scopus team’s detailed 3-step curation process captures your organization’s structure and data, which is then entered into the OrgDB —Elsevier’s database of organizations.

Since the launch of Scopus AI last year, we’ve learned that it delivers great results when exploring a specific research area but can struggle to handle queries that are a bit too specific – for example, those that ask about a certain gene or rare medical condition. Some topics are so niche there may be only a handful of papers that describe them.  

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To address this need, we’re pleased to introduce the first in a lineup of new

A redesigned Scopus Institutional Profile Wizard (IPW) will be available to users this month.  The Scopus product and UX teams performed extensive user research and interviews; based on the insights gathered we designed a more intuitive workflow and improved the user journey for IPW users. With the new user interface, we simplified the wizard and introduced modular options that support faster and easier updates. Key improvements with the IPW redesign include:

• A modular journey, previously a

Overview

Gen AI often raises concerns about ethical implications (data privacy and bias), quality control (traceability and reproducibility of outcomes) and fairness.  We invite you to join us in an upcoming webinar in the Scopus AI series to learn how we have addressed these concerns in the development of our new AI-powered academic search tool, Scopus AI.  

The recording of our webinar held February 27, 2023 is now available for viewing.

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In this webinar,